I really messed up - attemped RGH, flashconfig 0xFFFFFF, Won't power on

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finisnothere

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The title says it all...

I tried to rgh and managed to dump my nand, i soldered the coolrunner rev c onto the board, and tried to write ecc (I was doing RGH1) and it said flashconfig 0xFFFFFFFF, it had io error 021 and i unsoldered it all, now it wont boot, no green light or anything :(

I have really messed up, if anyone can help me, i'd be so happy!

Thank you
 
BL4K3Y

BL4K3Y

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Clean up all that mess using some IPA or something.

Measure R4B24 - it should be around 33 Ohm.

Do a continuity check from the resistor to FT2R2 underneath the board (where the white wire is soldered in the image).
 
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finisnothere

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BL4K3Y said:
Clean up all that mess using some IPA or something.

Measure R4B24 - it should be around 33 Ohm.

Do a continuity check from the resistor to FT2R2 underneath the board (where the white wire is soldered in the image).
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How would I measure these points?
 
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finisnothere

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BL4K3Y said:
Do you know how to use a multimeter?

If you can't measure a resistor and check for continuity between points, I suggest you post a request in the correct section and let someone take care of this for you.
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No I dont :(

I'm not sure what to do now, I know there is definitely still power from the board (a bit irrelevant ) and I just don't want to spend anymore money on these things

I just don't know anymore
 
keil423

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Go get a multi meter from radio shack. They are $20 or less and you should be able to find many uses for it threw out the course of your life. In the package should be a basic i station manual to tell you what setting you need to put it on.
Or spend $20-45 sending it off to have someone else fix it. Lots of great installers around here that can get the job done.
 
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